Cool some brave souls.

DokEnkephalin. Have you tried the P4 hair that comes included in all versions of poser. Using the grouping tool and spawning props, you could make something close to that style.

Greywolf Starkiller. Have had that happen to me too. I may finish the one I posted if I can find all the runtimes that all the pieces are in. I also have better modeling skills to make it work better.

 cobaltdream. Are the pants inflated before or after render. If after then turn smoothing off of the clothes. If not, 1. try raising the figure into the air and run the clothroom sim with only the female figure as collision. 2. do the same as 1 but include collision to the chaise as well and drop the female figure down say at frame 15/20 using the +key frame to start the lowering of the figure to 40 frams, but keep the figure just above the chaise so there is room between the chaise and figure for the cloth to do it's thing. the more frames you use the better the look. 3. do the same as 1 and if you have P7 use the morph brush to make the chaise side of the clothes to look like they are drapped on the chaise. Just some suggestions off the top of my head.

As for the back ground, maybe a stone rail at the edge of the floor. That would give it a balcony look and then you could use a sky image. Match the incoming light color with the sky.

karen1573. Has a great mood to it. Reminds me of someone I used to know a long time ago. With all the new materials and lights that poser has, it wouldn't be hard to redo things.

Well, I hope others will post to this thread. Gives us a little look behind the scenes kind of thingy.